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the game in particular that i'm talking about is deathgarden. I got that added to my steam through a link. So i am assuming that you could theoretically do the same for all the old magic games. if anyone had the link to it?
However I discovered they did publish a new Magic game to steam last year, although it's nothing like the old ones.
It's called Magic Spellslingers.
there's a free to play mtg game called MTG Arena, and it's up to date to the latest expansion.
it's not on steam tho, you have to download it directly from wizards's website
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2141910/Magic_The_Gathering_Arena/
If someone refuses to sell you something, you do NOT have the right to steal it.
Will they care? Who knows. But that doesn't make it 'right'. Try arguing it in court if you think otherwise.
Also what's right and what's legal are two different things. It's illegal to beat up chomos, but it's not wrong
Them not selling the software doesn't mean they have relinquished ownership. Unless they choose to make it freeware then it is wrong as you didn't buy it and because you can't are looking for some way to get it through illegal means. Whether it may or may not have further consequences because it is no longer offered doesn't change that it is still wrong.
And jumping from stealing software to a "chomo" discussion is an extreme leap into the ether. All I will say is that because people go overboard and follow the mob mentality is why we have laws to prevent worse atrocities (such as targeting the wrong person, or someone who got the wrong perception because people jumped to conclusions).
If I made a program, regardless of how popular it was, and decided to stop selling it without giving others the permission to obtain it free, then anyone getting that program from other sources would be stealing and I would have every right to collect to the extent the law allows. Not saying Wizards of the Coast and/or Stainless Games would do something like that, but they would be within their rights.
Bottom line it is still stealing no matter how much you try to justify it. And putting it in the same view as "beating up chomos" is a rather horrible worldview.